Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2017/Toolkit/Discussion guide/On wiki/de
This page explains how to organize a discussion about Movement strategy on a wiki during cycle 2.
Organizing a discussion on Meta-Wiki
You are welcome to organize a discussion on Meta-Wiki. It is sometimes simpler because the pages already exist and you can simply translate them. However, remember that some communities prefer to discuss on their wiki and will not come to Meta.
To create a discussion in your language on Meta-Wiki:
That's it! Remember to add a link to your page on the list of organizers.
Organizing a discussion on another wiki
On a community discussion page ("Village pump")
On some smaller wikis, the main discussion page of the community ("Village pump") is the most active place of discussion. You may choose to discuss the movement strategy there.
You can start the discussion with the "first question" on each theme and then help people understand what to say. Remember to add a link to the Village pump on the list of organizers.
On a separate page
On some large wikis, the Village pump is very active and discussions get lost after a few days. In that case, you can create a separate page for movement strategy.
- Copy the Cycle 2 pages on your wiki, translate them, and adapt them to your needs.
- Check that the buttons work.
- Post a message on the Village pump from time to time to help people remember to participate. For example, you could do this every week.
That's it! Also remember to add a link to your page on the list of organizers.
Schritt | Activity / Prompts for online discussion |
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Schritt 1
(week 1) |
First posting - Introduction and briefing
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Schritt 2
(week 2) |
Second posting - Main discussion on our future direction
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Schritt 3
(week 3-4) |
Summarize the themes (summarize the statements for the sources pages by theme, depending on for which themes you have gotten feedback, ideas for change, or counter-proposals)
Post to local project and to meta
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Summarize
During the discussion, remember to summarize the main arguments to share the information with other groups and communities.